§ 12-1-29. TRUCKS PROHIBITED ON CERTAIN STREETS.

(A)

The traffic engineer shall install traffic control signs and markings on streets where trucks are prohibited.

(B)

A person may not drive or operate a truck on a street where driving or operating a truck is prohibited.

(C)

It is a defense to prosecution under this section that:

(1)

the person is operating the truck on a prohibited street to go directly to or from a residence or commercial establishment on that street to deliver or pickup material, and the driver has proof of that purpose;

(2)

the person is using the truck for a private purpose that does not include the transport, loading, or unloading of material or property; or

(3)

the vehicle is:

(a)

owned by a public or private utility;

(b)

engaged in the business of transporting people;

(c)

parked at the owner's or lessee's residence or place of business; or

(d)

the property of a governmental entity.

Source: 1992 Code Section 16-2-16; Ord. 031204-13; Ord. 031211-11.